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Nestled in the heart of Florence, the Giardino della Villa Medicea di Castello stands as a premier attraction, offering a blend of entertainment and serene park experiences. Designed by the masterful architects Niccolò Tribolo and Giorgio Vasari, this distinguished Italian garden captivates with its beauty and historical significance. Recognized by UNESCO in 2013, it showcases an impressive collection of ancient plants and the world's largest assembly of potted citrus fruits.

Located at the Villa Medicea di Castello, which also serves as the headquarters of the prestigious Accademia della Crusca, the garden features imposing statues, monumental fountains powered by the ingenious Medici hydraulic system, and secret gardens. Visitors can explore the animal grotto adorned with striking stone creatures and enjoy mesmerizing water features. The garden offers scenic views of Florence, making it a delightful spot for all ages. Open for free public visitation, it is a perfect destination suitable for families with children.

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Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Sestese Crocetta
Bus stop 562 m walk
Sestese Accademia Crusca
Bus stop 425 m walk
Sestese Bechi
Bus stop 421 m walk
Sestese Castello Fs
Bus stop 462 m walk
Sestese Di Bellagio
Bus stop 478 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 1,104 reviews
4.6/5 1,104 reviews
ERIC GASCOIN
ERIC GASCOIN
1 month ago on Google

Joli lieu de visite gratuit avec un guide (italien ou anglais) pour les français nous avons 2 documents explicatifs pour la villa. Le jardin est sympa avec ses agrumes.

Fabio Marri
Fabio Marri
1 month ago on Google

La grandiosa, bella e ricca di storia villa medicea non deve far trascurare un passaggio nella parte posteriore, con questo giardino digradante non grande, e perfettamente curato.

Ela Ta
Ela Ta
2 months ago on Google

Una perla nascosta che a breve avrà un ingresso a pagamento.